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Royal Selangor Club scraps TTDI annexe with gaming room after resident pushback

Residents welcome decision as they say proposal clashed with neighbourhood character and local development plans, DBKL yet to respond to formal objection

Taman Tun folk object plans for second Royal Selangor Club annexe

Residents say no to slot machines near residential homes, instead asks DBKL to build multi storey parking

Tristan Kumar: a cricketing prodigy’s incredible leap from the park to Sukma

This is the story of young cricket prodigy Tristan Aashish Fernandez Kumar, who has been selected for the 25-player squad in the second phase of training for Kuala Lumpur, ahead of the upcoming Malaysia Games (Sukma) which is scheduled to take place in August this year.

Royal Selangor Club drives effort to provide financial aid, support higher education for B40

This initiative, launched in May, has raised RM97,000 to date and it anticipates reaching a target of RM200,000 through monthly RM10 donations from its members in November and December. 

Datuk Chu Ah Nge International Junior Soccer Tournament, a battleground for 80 teams

It's going to be a hectic two-days of football action as a grand total of 80 teams take each other on at the 17th edition of the Datuk Chu Ah Nge International Junior Soccer Tournament.

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Cleared for layoffs? AirAsia to retrench 20% of workforce in major cost-cutting move

This allegedly involves cabin services, cargo and logistics, engineering and maintenance, as well as the commercial division, according to Scoop’s source

Anwar announces new Cabinet: Hannah Yeoh and Steven Sim shift Ministries, Zaliha and Na’im dropped

Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim unveils a reshuffled Cabinet, with key changes including Hannah Yeoh replacing Dr Zaliha Mustafa, Steven Sim moving to the Ministry of Entrepreneur Development, and several ministers, including Dr Zaliha and Datuk Dr Mohd Na’im Mokhtar, dropped from the lineup

Ex-army chief, wife face RM2.197mil money laundering charges

Tan Sri Hafizuddeain Jantan and Salwani Anuar pleaded not guilty in separate Sessions Courts today to four counts each under the Anti-Money Laundering Act, involving millions allegedly deposited into their accounts